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Easy Floral Decoupage Idea for Faux Pumpkin Display

 Hi everyone! I'm excited to share a simple and easy floral pumpkin design you can create quickly. Today, we will make a faux floral pumpkin display using decoupage and a few additional designs. I'm reusing a foam pumpkin that I bought at Dollar Tree. If you’re ready, let’s begin creating an easy floral decoupage faux pumpkin display!

Pumpkin with floral design displaying faux flower

Quick video tutorial

Materials for decoupage faux pumpkin display

**Materials needed:**

- Acrylic paint
- Paintbrush
- Floral napkin
- Faux pearls
- Faux flowers
- Craft knife
- Scissors
- Mod Podge


Faux orange pumpkin and craft knife

Carefully remove the top of your pumpkin. I used my craft knife to go around the top section, creating a hole at the top.

Black acrylic paint, paintbrush, and faux pumpkin

Using a paintbrush, apply acrylic paint to the pumpkin. I chose to paint mine black.

Napkin, scissors, and faux pumpkin

Next, use scissors to cut out a few flowers from your napkin. Make sure to remove the second layer of the napkin before cutting out the designs.

Floral napkins and painted black pumpkin
 
Once you have your floral designs cut out, use a paintbrush to apply Mod Podge to the pumpkin. While the Mod Podge is wet, add the floral napkin cutouts to the pumpkin.

Paint faux pumpkin and faux flowers

After that, take your cut flowers and arrange them on top of the pumpkin. Then, add faux pearls around the flowers for an extra touch.

Pumpkin with floral design displaying faux flowers

And that’s it! Your floral decoupage faux pumpkin display is complete and makes a beautiful addition to your decor this fall season.

Floral decoupage faux pumpkin display

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  1. That is such a pretty pumpkin!! What a fantastic idea for something different.

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  2. I love that you have used decoupage on the pumpkin, the colours and pattern go really well together. #MMBC

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  3. Love the color combination here for those who can't absorb orange into their homes...very good directions, also. Fun craft and am Pinning and sharing. Sandi

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    1. Sandi, thank you very much. I was also happy with how it turned out. I'm happy that others are enjoying it as well. I appreciate you visiting. :)

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    2. I can't believe i've gone this far in life without trying a decoupage project. yours is really cute! i want to try this now

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    3. Michelle, thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed this project. Yes, you should give it a try.

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  4. This is so pretty! I love the decoupage against the dark background, it looks really classy. Have a lovely rest of the week Stephanie. :)

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    1. Jayne, thank you very much. I'm glad that you enjoyed this DIY project.

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  5. I watched your video on Instagram the other day and LOVE this so much. The colors are so beautiful, and I can't believe how fancy something so "simple" turned out. I need to do this. :) Pinning! Visiting from the Sweet Tea & Friends linkup.

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    1. Jennifer, aw, thank you! Yes, I remember your sweet comment on my video. I appreciate it. You should definitely give this a try. Thank you for visiting.

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    2. And thank you for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #50 linkup, too. Have a great week! We hope to see you at #51 with more posts to share (old or new), which opens next Monday morning.

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    3. Thank you! Have a great week. 😊

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  6. So pretty, I love the drama of these darker shades together.

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  7. I'm featuring you this week when the next to Grandma's house we go link party starts! Thanks for sharing with us!

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